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If you _____ tired, _____ home and _____. (feel, go, rest)
feel, go, rest (zero imperative conditional)
When there _____ nothing left in the fridge, I _____ a take-away. (be, order)
is, order (zero conditional)
When I _____ home, my cat always _____ to escape. (get, try)
get, tries (zero conditional)
_____ you still _____ me, _____ you still _____ me when I _____ 64? (need, feed, be)
Will...need, will...feed, am (first conditional)
When I _____ older, losing my hair, _____ you still _____ me a valentine? (get, send)
get, will...send (first conditional)
I _____ for a run if the weather _____ up. (go, warm)
will go, warms (first conditional)
When it _____ wet and cold outside, nobody _____ getting out of bed. (be, like)
is, likes (zero conditional)
If you _____ your meat, you _____ any pudding. (not eat, can not have)
don't eat, can't have (first conditional)
Unless you _____ your children to grow up glued to a screen, _____ them an electronic device until they _____ 14 or 15. (want, not give, be)
want, don't give, are (zero imperative conditional)
When I _____ paid, I _____ you back immediately. (get, pay)
get, will pay (first conditional)
When my birthday _____ around, I _____ a lot of money. (come, receive)
comes, receive (zero conditional)
_____ coffee in the evening if you _____ a good night's sleep. (not drink, want)
Don't drink, want (zero imperative conditional)
As soon as the weather _____ warmer, Maria _____ swimming in the lake. (get, go)
gets, will go (first conditional)
When your parents _____ you to help around the house, _____, just _____ it. (ask, not argue, do)
ask, don't argue, do (zero imperative conditional)
I _____ very annoyed if it _____ tomorrow. (be, rain)
will be, rains (first conditional)
When my cat _____ a squirrel run past the window, he always _____ crazy with excitement. (see, go)
sees, goes (zero conditional)
Unless I _____, my partner _____ to me. (apologise, not speak)
apologise, won't speak (first conditional)
If it _____ this weekend, I _____ skiing. (snow, go)
snows, will go (first conditional)
As soon as the lesson _____, I _____ a drink. (finish, have)
finishes, will have (first conditional)
If I _____ late again, I _____ the sack. (be, get)
am, will get (first conditional)
Why is it that when you _____ in a hurry, everything _____ to take more time? (be, seem)
are, seems (zero conditional)
If you _____ to improve your English, _____ more. (want, read)
want, read (zero imperative conditional)
Every time he _____ home early, he _____ dinner. (get, cook)
gets, cooks (zero conditional)
If I _____ up late, I _____ a taxi to work. (get, take)
get, take (zero conditional)